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    Louis Armstrong's Journey

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    Louis Armstrong is recognized for his amazing performance with his raspy scat singing and outstanding showmanship with his trumpet. His journey pays tribute to people and events that have shaped many human lives to make them become who they are today or what they will become in the future. Musical genius‚ Armstrong‚ overcame from hard work and poverty to become Jazz’s greatest shining star. Before Louis Armstrong can become a star he had to go through some hardships. Armstrong was born

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    Throught the play Cosi the audience witnesses the lives of mentally ill people unfold before them. Louis Nowra has used black comedy within Cosi to allow the audience to abandon their pre-conceptions of ‘mad’ people and to see the characters not for their illness but for their personality. Because of this the audience is able to relate to each character and their situation and realise the underlying sadness of the patients lives. We are confronted by their pasts as we come to realise the causes

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    A World without Work Could the world one day be run by robots due to technological advances? In the article “A World without Work”‚ Derek Thompson writes advances in technology have taken over thousands and thousands of people’s jobs. Published in the July/August 2015 issue of The Atlantic‚ Thompson makes you think what if one day you will be jobless due to advances in technology; just like the 50‚000 lost jobs in Youngstown‚ Ohio. Thompson clearly presents plenty of credible evidence to support

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    With the way our world fails to appreciate nature and its gifts‚ poets find ways to express their frustration through their work. By doing this‚ people reading these poems will draw forth a deeper meaning along with a motive for writing in such a way. William Wordsworth and Gerard Manley Hopkins voice their admiration for nature with similar poetic devices in both “The World Is Too Much With Us” and “God’s Grandeur”. Similes are used to help the reader’s understanding of the subject by comparing

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    Louis XIV and Absolutism

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    World History Honors 11 October 2011 Louis XIV and Absolutism Over the past hundreds of years‚ many monarchs have used absolutism to rule over their nations. Louis XIV used absolutism to keep his subjects loyal to him. There were many different aspects in Louis’s absolutism including fear and power. Louis created different materialistic objects and created jobs and laws to keep many of his subjects loyal. He also had many different characteristics that would make different types of people loyal

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    the 20th century‚ Louis Armstrong. Louis Armstrong is easily recognized by simply listening to his infamous raspy voice and legendary‚ creative skill on the trumpet. All Armstrong had to do to play beautifully was to play one note. Louis Armstrong had a strong influence in music. His forte in jazz‚ ragtime‚ and swing was solo performing and improvisation. First‚ his dedication to music influenced jazz music and then later all popular music. I chose Louis Armstrong because of his love for music as well

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    Why do we need a world without paper? Firstly‚ to save our environment‚ i.e our trees‚ our forest‚ animals habitat. Secondly‚ to keep our society green & clean by preventing landfills with waste papers. When computers first entered our lives more than 20 years ago‚ the idea of having electronic communication was born. Soon the Internet and email brought electronic communication into reality. [30a] The arguments for getting rid of paper are even stronger today than in the past. By eliminating paper

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    Louis 2nd Crusade

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    How far was King Louis VII responsible for the failure of the second crusade? (24 marks) There were many reasons for the failure of the second crusade. One of these was definitely the mistakes made by Louis VII but there were also other reasons that inffluenced the failure of the crusade. These included the lack of Byzantine aid by Manuel Commenus and also the rivalry between Kings. Firstly‚ Byzantiu did play a part in the failure of the failure of the second crusade. One reason for this was

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    Essay On Louis Armstrong

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    Louis Armstrong or frequently called pops‚ satchmo‚ and dipper had a far from normal life. Louis was born August 4‚ 1901‚ in New Orleans Louisiana he was a son of Mary Albert and William Armstrong. Louis did not grow up wealthy‚ in fact the place where he lived was nicknamed the battlefield. His dad a factory worker and left soon after Louis was born. His mom who was regularly found on the corner as a prostitute usually left Louis with his grandmother. Louis only made it to the 5th grade before he

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    Louis Pasteur

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    Pasteur’s ability to communicate both with other scientists‚ such as other Pasteurian laboratories‚ and everyday people‚ such as the farmers‚ lead to much of his success and influence. “No matter the size‚ cost‚ length‚ and width of the instruments they build‚ the final end product of all there inscription devices is always a written trace that makes the perceptive judgement of the other simpler” (Latour 161). Latour’s trying to saying that when it comes down to the key things that give a product

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